Interpersonal Communication

The four elements of communication are:

• Message, sender, receiver and feedback

• Sender, message and receiver

• Message, feedback, verbal and nonverbal

• Books, television, computers and radio

You can help control prejudice by:

• believing your first impression and not allowing others to influence your thoughts.

• believing only what your parents taught you about other races.

• evaluating all information before making a judgement.

• doing all of the above.

Good listening skills include:

• a message, a sender, and a reveiver.

• labeling, cultural sensitivity, and talking slowly.

• verbal message, written communication and a receiver

• showing interst, hearing the message, and not interrupting

Eye contact, facial expressions, gestures and touch are:

• verbal communication

• barriers to communication

• rude

• nonverbal communication

Judgements or opinions formed before the facts are known are called:

• prejudices

• gestures

• mistakes

• slander

Which of the following is NOT an element that influences our relationships with others?

• prejudices

• acceptance

• frustrations

• aging

A good listener does NOT

• Maintain a positive attitude

• Show interest

• Pay attention

• Interupt

Which of the folloing is NOT an example of verbal communication?

• textbook

• frowning

• lecture

• patient chart

Motioning a body part to express your feelings is known as:

• impatience

• communication

• hyperactivity

• gesture

This is an example of

• verbal communication for "Ok"

• nonverbal communication for "Ok"

• labeling for "Ok"

• nonverbal communication for "No thank you"